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“Cruise this flat, paved path with the kids and impart some nature factoids aided by 4 good brochures”
— Megan Wilder
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Overview
Visitors will cross bridges, read informative exhibit panels and see the historic
Peirce Mill.
Features: Birding — River/Creek — Wildlife
Family Friendly: Four different brochures available for kids help them discover animals, birds, plants and other cool bits of nature they might otherwise miss. Clues, pictures and riddles keep it fun.
Dogs: Leashed
Description
The TRACK trail is part of the Rock Creek Park Loop between Porter Street and Broad Branch Road. This part of the loop was designated the TRACK Trail and designed to help introduce children to nature and exercise. Almost completely flat, this wooded path parallels Rock Creek. Be sure to pick up one of the four brochures at the trailhead to enhance your learning experience.
History & Background
Be sure to take some time to stop and explore the historic
Peirce Mill along the way. This mill was built in 1829 to mill corn, wheat, and rye. The mill operated from 1829 to 1897 and was restored by the National Park Service starting in 1933. Access to the mill is free and depending on the time of year, you may get to see a milling demonstration while visiting the historic site.
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